A Florida school board member is disgusted by the pornographic books her school district is putting on the shelves for students to read, and is fighting to have them removed before the 2022-2023 school year.

“I don’t think there’s any justification for it. And I can tell you my own research in our school library so far I’ve identified 75 books that I’m working to challenge to get off of ourselves,” Ashley Gilhousen of the Clay County School District board told Fox News Digital. She added that she believed “disciplinary action” was appropriate to address those responsible for placing pornographic and otherwise inappropriate books in front of kids in public schools.

“I’m disgusted that anybody would think that that’s appropriate material to have in a school library,” the mom of three Clay County public school boys, said. “There needs to be disciplinary action for anybody who offers this kind of material to a child.”

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One of the books Gilhousen mentioned was “Lawn Boy” by Jonathan Evison, which describes a boy recalling oral sex from when he was “ten years old.”

Another book, “Julian is a Mermaid” is for elementary-aged children and is regarded as an introductory text to gender fluidity. The boy repeatedly strips down to his underwear. Later, he puts on lipstick and dons a headdress. He is then given costume jewelry before being taken to the NYC Mermaid Parade where he can freely express himself.

“Some of those are more politically driven agenda-type books are snuck in that way,” Gilhousen explained.